via NPR’s Fresh Air

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Hendrick Smith details widespread pollution of America’s waterways in the PBS Frontline documentary Poisoned Waters.

Smith reports that untreated toxins and chemicals from urban sprawl and development are damaging or destroying natural habitats in the Chesapeake Bay and the Puget Sound. In the Potomac River, chemical compounds be causing mutation in the genitalia of frogs, while high levels of Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in the Puget Sound have led to the endangerment of orca whales.

During the evening, an idea spontaneously emerged: A World Raw Food Conference to be held in Vilcabamba in May, 2010! (The video says June, but the date has been moved to May.) It would be a completely free-flow conference, with no admission, no tickets and no booths. Just lots of people gathering for sharing information, experiences and wisdom about living close to nature and enjoying the amazing health properties of raw foods.

via Susheela

After reading Anthony’s last post about acne, we both thought it would be good to share some of the information I have gathered over the years in regards to acne. I am in no way an expert. I just hope some may find this information helpful, as I know how bad skin can ruin a perfectly good day. I also have been very fortunate to have a wonderful doctor who has shared much wisdom with me. I can attest first hand to my results.